Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-13
LOCAL BREYIrIEs.
Woodland is to have savings bank.

Woodland is to have a savings bank.
The river is standstil, 6 feet . inches.
Amount of cash in the State Treasury.
81 ,l03,4 All IA.
Work upon the Catholic Cathedral is
progressing finely.
What this city most needs is more manu-
featuring enterprises.
The stone walk is being put down ON the
west side of the plaza.
ID. A. Jackson, of Woodland, Yesterday
shipped two carloads of raisins East.
The Foresters of this city have arranged
for an excursion to Auburn Saturday.
The Children of Mary are requested to
meet at the Convent at $50 p. NJ. to-day.
There never was such scarcity of houses
10 rent, as at present, in the history of Sac
ramento.
1t is said that Senator Creighton has not
run away, but gone off to hunt up Tip
Mclaughlin.
John Bruner received the gold medal at
the Nevada State Fair for the best display
of furniture.
The bond of Captain j. D. Young. State
Pnnfer, was filed with the Secretary of
State yesterday.
The Berson-McClatchv libel cases come
up IN the Police Court to-day for prelimi-
nary examination.
Mrs. French, of Knights Landing, has
been granted divorce from her husband
on the grounds of cruelty.
The Grand Jury just impaneled can take
q cue from the work that is being accom-
plished by hat of San Francisco.
Two cows belonging to VIM. Lyon were
run over yesterday at Second and r streets.
by the afternoon local Folsom train.
H. c. Brown has been appointed to ex-
pert the books of the late State Printer
and entered upon that duty yesterday.
Joe Bluet, colored employee at the Cap
ltal Box Factory, had four toes of his left
foot cut off yesterday while operating re-
saw.
Captain John Sykes, and band of Piute
Indians have gone to the Bay to play an
engagement at place of public amuse-
ment.
George c. Muddo1 has returned from
business trip to the East, where he has
made extensive purchases of machinery
Tor his new pottery.
Proposals for the erection of the store
house for the States series. OF textbooks
and the stock of the State Printing Office,
Will De advertised next week.
Cayote scalps are worth $40 piece in
Iolo county. The Sacramento nimrods
will no doubt dispose of cayote scalps.
taken on this side of the river, at Wood
land.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 640, being So warmer than the
normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 73o and $50, with
hnr do Il l. L.
fair.
While counting the money in the State
Treasurer's office Tuesday, Governor
attention to its smoked and dingy appear
ance. That office needs the services of
painter and calciminer for few days
A Chinaman named Chez Yee Kee was
last evening elected from Chinese brotheI
on street, by the proprietor Later in the
evening he again appeared on the scene
and attempted to assassinate one of the
inmates by firing shot through the glass
door. He has not yet been apprehended.
Tonight at Armory Hall the city COM
panies OF the. First Artillery Regiment will
have battalion drill, conducted by Lieu
tenant-Colonel E. H. Mckee 1t is under
stood that Governor Waterman will be
present, for the first time, to review the
regiment. A general invitation is extended
to the public to attend the drill.
7. J. Duncan, against whom there is an
information for obtaining money under
false pretenses, moved few DAYS ago TO
have the information set aside and the case
dismissed. In the Superior Court yesterday
Judge Van Fleet denied the motion and
ordered the defendant to be present today
in Court TO plead to the information.
Tho fa1Inu,;nr,
the State Treasury yesterday: License Col
lector of San Francisco for ten-cent stock
certificate tax, mining corporations,
S466 so; Commissioner of immigration for
September, $12; semi annual interest on
Plumas county bonds held for the State
University, 1910.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box
30, on Fifth, between and X streets last
evening about half-past T. The fire was in
William Melvin's blacksmith shop, on
street, between Fourth and Fifth The as
sistance of the Fire Department was not
needed, as the blaze was put out with few
buckets of water.
The following have been elected Direct
ors of Orsngevale Colonization Company:
7. B. Hall, V. s. McClatchy, G. NJ. Mott
II. Weinstock and P. G. Drescher. At
meeting of the Directors T. 3. Hall was
elected President V. S. McClatchy, Vice
President; R. 7. Devlin, Secretary, and
Frank Miller, Treasurer.
Quite large delegation of ladies and
gentlemen came up on the overland train
last evening to attend the Y. NJ C. A Con-
vention at Woodland. They represent va
rious portions of the State, and enlivened
the trip by some excellent singing, and
were altogether merry party. They were
switched off for Woodland at Davisville.